Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-14
TELEGRAPRIC BREyITIEs.

Favoretto, the Venetian painter, is dead.
Emperor Williams condition is improv-
ing.
Twenty-Five thousand acres of land in
Hungary are inundated.
The Thistle is going back to Scotland to
have few alterations made.
But one new case of yellow fever was re-
ported at Key West on Sunday.
The first stable of Mexican thoroaghbreds
is en- route to the Chicago races.
Jay Gould has returned from his yacht
ing trip down the Atlantic coast.
Mrs Frank MOZART, of Portland, was
drowned while bathing on Saturday.
The prompt action of the authorities
averted riot at the Chihuahua election.
Signal Service reports from Washington
are generally favorable in crop prospects.
King Leopold believes it is the duty of the
Belgian nation to prepare for contingencies.
There have been only twelve entries for
the jubilee yacht race around the British
Isles.
Elmira, n. Y, has just received $13, 322
as arrears of his pension from the Govern
ment.
NJ OlcluSlCcdQ anu N. EOuCucl1 GQltOI
of the Paris National, have fought blood
less duel.
1t is said that the loss by the Havemeyer
Sugar Refinery was nearer $1,000, 600 than
$1,000 900.
Three children were burned to death in
the ruins of their fathers residence in
Winnipeg.
Animportant seizure of eontraband goods
was made on board Mexican steamer at
San Diego.
The troops in pursuit of the hostile
Apaches have failed to find trail into the
mountains.
The Grand Army Posts of Iowa object to
Cleveland's presence at the st. Louis en-
campment.
Thomas B. McManus, wealthy New
York real estate agent, has mysteriously
disappeared.
Queen Victoria viii wear her state robes
and crown at the ceremonies in West
minister Abbey.
1t is rumored that the Supreme Court
will decide against the validity of the Bell
telephone patent.
A new feature in Methodism was intro
| duced in New York in the shape of an in
door camp meeting.
James Anderson, charged with outraging
and robbing an aged Fresno lady, was cap
tured at Templeton.
The Carnegies have granted an advance
to the coke operatives in their employ who
have been on q strike.
Powderly was taken suddenly i'll while
addressing Boston meeting in behalf of
the locked-out shoemakers.
The body of Joseph Bouchard, who COM
mitted suicide at Boca recently, has been
found in the Truckee river.
The Democrats still hope to prevent the
election of Chandler to the United States
Senate from New Hampshire.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Company has secured a right of way
through the San Joaquin ranch.
Among the 3, 900 emigrants landed at Castle
Garden on Sunday were sixteen penniless
Greeks, who will be sent back to Syria.
Reports of crookedness are in circulation
regarding the American Telephone Com
pany, recently organized at Washington.
Vice-President Smith, of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe, says that the road
will not be extended into Lower California.
The cooper Gratam, the whirlpool nav
igator, promises to make voyage through
the vortex in boat of his own invention
on June 18th.
James F. Buffum, one of the last of the
band of abolitionists led by Garrison and
! Phillips, died at his house in Linn, Massa-
chusetts on Sunday.
Albert Delpit was expelled from Alsace
because he tried in his writings to arouse
opposition in the minds of those who
should remain German.
Mexican officials are searching for the
| schooner Loup, from San Diego for Lower
California, which vessel they believe to be
loaded with contraband goods.
The trial of the members of the Alsatian
Patriotic League, charged with high treason
/ for supporting the attempt to separate
Alsace- Lorraine from Germany begun yes
terday.
| Rev. D. o. Chamberlain, a Methodist
minister, who was an intimate friend of the
| late Father Foran, of Anahein, says pos
itively that the priest did not commit sui
eide, but was murdered, presumably for
his money.